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by Festro 1y ago
Starfleet officers often perform tasks that we would called programming. Most often its engineers doing so (a term we use for programmers now!) B'elanna Torres reprograms a Cardassian ship's computer. The Doctor is a holographic
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by Festro 1y ago
This trend has always been wild to me. The USA feels like a solid home of automaking since the inception of the ICE. They don't necessarily make the best cars but they have the infrastructure, knowledge & experience, and culture to
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by Festro 1y ago
Assuming by 'our' you mean the US. The UK scores higher in 3rd-party metrics on Freedom of Speech: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries...
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by Festro 1y ago
Precisely. I can't imagine hating on someone who just wants to use the toilet rather than the person shouting at them and threatening them. What a disgusting human being. They need to look in the mirror a bit more. EDIT: Ooh downvotes
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by Festro 1y ago
You seem to be struggling to explain it to them, so no, it's clearly not very explainable. There is a problem with averaging out responses via LLMs, but this is specifically what temperature controls on outputs are for. It's also
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by Festro 1y ago
Because it's obvious marketing BS to predict exponential growth? Exponential growth is a rare phenomenon in any area, let alone computing or industry. To predict it will take place without hard data that it's already happening or
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by Festro 1y ago
Not a huge amount of features right now but this tool looks cool. Write, tab for next sentence suggestion, ctrl+k for modifying highlighted text, shift for synonyms on hovered word. Great, lightweight UI, simple assistive functions, and an
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by Festro 1y ago
If everyone with a Google account gets these then that's pretty bad. I get them because I'm signed up for Gemini and have the feature update emails turned on. I'd prefer it if there was a link to that preference centre in the
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by Festro 1y ago
Personally not really using AI directly with our kids but perhaps I can provide some insight to some areas. I've formally studied child language acquisition and have a toddler learning to read. Early childhood development and storybook
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by Festro 1y ago
SEO takes longer than 3 months. AI image generation is an emergent and bloated market, your content has very little chance of standing out. Guest blogs are spam, Google can identify them easily and ignores them for domain authority calculat
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by Festro 1y ago
Yet another waitlist for a tool with zero evidence that it can do anything it claims. Not even a UI screenshot, let alone workflows, or end-results. It generates content? Show me examples. The site falls down at the first premise of 's
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by Festro 1y ago
Is the output supposed to make better use of markup formatting? I'm getting the following as raw output: "{ "message": "message": Bonjour! Je suis heureux de parler avec quelqu’un qui aime la nourriture et le v
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by Festro 1y ago
This article puts the context of declining US literacy rates into context. If an author at Psychology Today in 2010 can claim that children don't need to be taught to read then people will treat that as advice. There's a real defi
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by Festro 1y ago
Looks very smoke and mirrors at this stage. Site is a little sluggish but shiny. You could have something solid under the surface but the lack of demo video on your YT is a major red flag. The setup video for Google Ads/Website setup i
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by Festro 1y ago
What an odd turn of phrase. Historically speaking, mercenaries have absolutely slaughtered missionaries in every confrontation. If missionaries could be mercenaries, they would.
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by Festro 1y ago
ChatGPT has no idea if OpenAI used your ideas. The model cannot "explicitly confirm" anything of the sort. It hallucinated, nothing more. Also the site you're linking to throws up all sorts of warnings in Chrome and is blocke
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by Festro 1y ago
Really in-depth and well thought out breakdown of the issues with Liquid Glass. Lovely execution of the effect in isolation but counter-productive in terms of UX and goes against Apple's track record of pushing design forward.
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by Festro 1y ago
If you think your implementation adequately matches what their teams have made then I've got news for you.
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by Festro 1y ago
I agree with the sentiment of the page but the implementation is both lacking and also unnecessary. Liquid Glass is just a faddy, bad UX, low contrast mess from Apple that doesn't improve anything for end users. There's no need to
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by Festro 1y ago
Article needs to address the premise more clearly. Why can't we embody AI? The author seems afraid that AI would replace and wipe out humans. 1) Is that a bad thing? 2) the author is literally anthropomorphising AI - giving it traits o
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by Festro 1y ago
I don't think there's any demand for this. Plenty of people like WWE as is. They go for the theatre and drama of it. And the solution would create a gap between recordings and the live in-arena experience which fans wouldn't
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by Festro 1y ago
I think the AnalyticsStorage:Denied is preventing pageviews from being tracked. They still fire, but only so that they can be tracked should consent be given retroactively for that pageview. This prevents the snippet from having to be re-fi
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by Festro 1y ago
Same from me. Past week or so the incidence of "something went wrong" has increased. Switching to 2.5 Flash has helped in most instances for me.
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by Festro 1y ago
I'm not seeing anything in the responses that Gemini wouldn't be able to say as summaries of widely confirmed and easily sourced conclusions on Google's systems. How is this a break out? Gemini might self-censor a bit of anti
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by Festro 1y ago
Jenrick is getting into clickbait viral video crap is he? Let's look at the content sensibly then: Selective argument: There are 8.9 million people in London. 3.23 million people use the Underground each day. The majority pay fares. Ca
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by Festro 1y ago
Meta's Reality Labs arm operates at a loss currently. Meta have yet to bring to market a product or service, from ideation to launch, that has garnered any degree of positive reception or reach. Yes, there's the Oculus line (now M
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by Festro 1y ago
Normally a GPU creates images on your monitor generated by the video game. If you move in game, your character moves on your screen. There's a near imperceptible amount of delay inbetween your action to move your mouse or hit keys on y
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by Festro 1y ago
See here: https://support.google.com/adspolicy/answer/6118?hl=en
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by Festro 1y ago
Article appears to be talking about purple, not pink?
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by Festro 1y ago
Yep, major red flag for me. Site looks very untrustworthy as well.

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